重大必修5-U1 Further reading.ppt

* 重庆大学版 高二(5) Unit 1 1. Choose a proper name from the box for each picture and write it on the line provided. mascot Olympic flag torch and torch relay medal Olympic oath eternal flame 1 . 2 . 3 Olympic flag . 4 Olympic oath. 5 eternal flame 6 medal . torch and torch relay mascot 2. How much do you know about the Olympic Games. Tick the best choice(s) and then read the text to check. 1)What do the five rings stand for? A. The pacific Ocean B. Asian C. North America D. Africa E. The Arctic Ocean F. Europe G. The Atlantic Ocean H. Oceania I. South America J. Antarctica K. the Indian Ocean 2)What is the Olympic motto? A. Higher, better ,stronger B. Stronger, better, swifter C. Swifter, higher, stronger. 3) The torch relay was first organized at the ___________ games. A. Amsterdam B. Berlin C. Atlanta D. Athens 4) The Olympic Oath was introduced in _________. A. 1936 B. 1928 C. 1920 D. 1896 How many facts about the Olympics does this text deal with? What are they? Olympic flag, Olympic motto, Olympic oath, torch and torch relay, eternal flame, medals and mascots. Careful reading Reading the text carefully and complete the chart, only one word for each blank. 3. ______, higher, stronger Olympic Motto? Five linked coloured 1. ______ on a white background represent the union of the Americas, Africa, Asia, 2. _______ and Europe. Olympic flag? Facts About the Olympics rings Oceania Swifter The torch relay 5. __________ the passing of Olympic traditions from the ancient games to the modern games, from one 6. ___________ to another. The torch was lit from the sun’s rays at 4. ______ , Greece, and stayed lit until the games were completed. Torch and torch relay Olympia symbolizes generation Since 8. ______, gold medals have had the same design: a Greek goddess, the Olympic rings, the coliseum of ancient 9. ______, a Gre